Russell Warren Howe

• Consideration of Geography and Wetland Geomorphic Type in the Development of Great Lakes Coastal Wetland Bird Indicators

  Open Access•JoAnn Hanowski, Nick Danz et al.•ARTICLE•EcoHealth•2007

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• A Talk with Shashi Tharoor

  Russell Warren Howe•ARTICLE•World Policy Journal•2006

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  Research Article| June 01 2006 A Talk with Shashi Tharoor Russell Warren Howe Russell Warren Howe Russell Warren Howe is the author of 22 books of history, biography, investigative journalism, travel, fiction, and humor. He is finishing his memoirs. Search for other works by this author on: This Site Google World Policy Journal (2006) 23 (2): 71–75. https://doi.org/10.1162/wopj.2006.23.2.71 Cite Icon Cite Share Icon Share Twitter Permissions Sear…

• Ecological Sustainability of Birds in Boreal Forests

  Open Access•Gerald Niemi, Gerald J Niemi et al.•ARTICLE•Conservation Ecology•1998

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  Niemi, G., J. Hanowski, P. Helle, R. Howe, M. Mönkkönen, L. Venier and D. Welsh 1998. Ecological Sustainability of Birds in Boreal Forests. Conservation Ecology 2(2):17. https://doi.org/10.5751/ES-00079-020217

• Self-Fulfilling Prophecy

  Russell Warren Howe•ARTICLE•Foreign Affairs•1993

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• "The Hunt for "Tokyo Rose

  Clifford Uyeda, Clifford I Uyeda et al.•ARTICLE•Pacific Affairs•1991

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• United States Policy in Africa

  Russell Warren Howe•ARTICLE•Current History•1979

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  Essay| March 01 1979 United States Policy in Africa Russell Warren Howe Russell Warren Howe Author, Along the Afric Shore Russell Warren Howe, the former dean of the U.S. press corps in Africa, spent 18 years in the continent and was, at various times, bureau chief of The Washington Post, the Baltimore Sun, and the Christian Science Monitor. His six books on Africa include a two-volume history of the sub-Sahara, Black Africa (Walker, 1967), a sho…

• Lobbying for Fun and Policy

  Norman J Ornstein, Ross Y Koen et al.•ARTICLE•Foreign Policy•1977

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• War in Southern Africa

  Russell Warren Howe•ARTICLE•Foreign Affairs•1969•Citada por: 1

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  IN civil war, hatreds are more intimate than in international conflict. The enemy is less awesome ; he is killed with more conviction that he deserves it. Invariably?inevitably?the death tolls are higher. The American Civil War set records for its day. Despite the limited weaponry and skill, the Biaf ran war has taken the lives of an estimated two million people, mostly starved children. And now a war that is already engaging about 26,000 black g…

• Man and Myth in Political Africa

  Russell Warren Howe•ARTICLE•Foreign Affairs•1968

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  IT is the privilege of the famous and the infamous to be little known : their myths are often so much more convincing than the men themselves. Africa, a fruitful field for detractors and apologists, has produced myths about people and events that fiction would disown. The gilding and blackening of characters have disregarded widely known and widely reported facts. And the great open book of African history, where our ignorance still exceeds our k…

• Did Nkrumah Favour Pan-Africanism

  Russell Warren Howe•ARTICLE•Transition•1966•Citada por: 1

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  ALI MAZRuI'S penetrating article* on ex-President Nkrumah stresses the similarity between fascism (or Czarism) and communism. Indeed, the differences between these two faces of totalitarianism are, broadly, only two. The first difference comes, of course, in economic ideology: communism favours state ownership of everything, and compromises with this ideal only in the measure that expediency dictates. Fascism believes in national socialism with a…

• TIP on books

  John W Shrum, Norman D Anderson et al.•ARTICLE•Theory Into Practice•1962

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  Elbers, Gerald W., and Duncan, Paul, editors. The Scientific Revolution: Challenge and Promise. Washington, D.C. : Public Affairs Press, 1959. viii + 280 pp. $6.00. Blanshard, Brand, editor. Education in the Age of Science. New York: Basic Books, Inc., 1959. xviii + 302 pp. $4.50. Fitzpatrick, Frederick L., editor. Policies for Science Education. New York : Bureau of Publications, Teachers College, Columbia University, 1960. xiii + 219 pp. $3.95.…

• Gold Coast into Ghana

  Russell Warren Howe•ARTICLE•The Phylon Quarterly•1957

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• War in Southern Africa

  Russell Warren Howe•ARTICLE•Foreign Affairs•1969•Citada por: 1

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  IN civil war, hatreds are more intimate than in international conflict. The enemy is less awesome ; he is killed with more conviction that he deserves it. Invariably?inevitably?the death tolls are higher. The American Civil War set records for its day. Despite the limited weaponry and skill, the Biaf ran war has taken the lives of an estimated two million people, mostly starved children. And now a war that is already engaging about 26,000 black g…

• Did Nkrumah Favour Pan-Africanism

  Russell Warren Howe•ARTICLE•Transition•1966•Citada por: 1

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  ALI MAZRuI'S penetrating article* on ex-President Nkrumah stresses the similarity between fascism (or Czarism) and communism. Indeed, the differences between these two faces of totalitarianism are, broadly, only two. The first difference comes, of course, in economic ideology: communism favours state ownership of everything, and compromises with this ideal only in the measure that expediency dictates. Fascism believes in national socialism with a…

• Gold Coast into Ghana

  Russell Warren Howe•ARTICLE•The Phylon Quarterly•1957

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• TIP on books

  John W Shrum, Norman D Anderson et al.•ARTICLE•Theory Into Practice•1962

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  Elbers, Gerald W., and Duncan, Paul, editors. The Scientific Revolution: Challenge and Promise. Washington, D.C. : Public Affairs Press, 1959. viii + 280 pp. $6.00. Blanshard, Brand, editor. Education in the Age of Science. New York: Basic Books, Inc., 1959. xviii + 302 pp. $4.50. Fitzpatrick, Frederick L., editor. Policies for Science Education. New York : Bureau of Publications, Teachers College, Columbia University, 1960. xiii + 219 pp. $3.95.…

• Did Nkrumah Favour Pan-Africanism

  Russell Warren Howe•ARTICLE•Transition•1966•Citada por: 1

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  ALI MAZRuI'S penetrating article* on ex-President Nkrumah stresses the similarity between fascism (or Czarism) and communism. Indeed, the differences between these two faces of totalitarianism are, broadly, only two. The first difference comes, of course, in economic ideology: communism favours state ownership of everything, and compromises with this ideal only in the measure that expediency dictates. Fascism believes in national socialism with a…

• Man and Myth in Political Africa

  Russell Warren Howe•ARTICLE•Foreign Affairs•1968

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  IT is the privilege of the famous and the infamous to be little known : their myths are often so much more convincing than the men themselves. Africa, a fruitful field for detractors and apologists, has produced myths about people and events that fiction would disown. The gilding and blackening of characters have disregarded widely known and widely reported facts. And the great open book of African history, where our ignorance still exceeds our k…

• War in Southern Africa

  Russell Warren Howe•ARTICLE•Foreign Affairs•1969•Citada por: 1

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  IN civil war, hatreds are more intimate than in international conflict. The enemy is less awesome ; he is killed with more conviction that he deserves it. Invariably?inevitably?the death tolls are higher. The American Civil War set records for its day. Despite the limited weaponry and skill, the Biaf ran war has taken the lives of an estimated two million people, mostly starved children. And now a war that is already engaging about 26,000 black g…

• Lobbying for Fun and Policy

  Norman J Ornstein, Ross Y Koen et al.•ARTICLE•Foreign Policy•1977

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• United States Policy in Africa

  Russell Warren Howe•ARTICLE•Current History•1979

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  Essay| March 01 1979 United States Policy in Africa Russell Warren Howe Russell Warren Howe Author, Along the Afric Shore Russell Warren Howe, the former dean of the U.S. press corps in Africa, spent 18 years in the continent and was, at various times, bureau chief of The Washington Post, the Baltimore Sun, and the Christian Science Monitor. His six books on Africa include a two-volume history of the sub-Sahara, Black Africa (Walker, 1967), a sho…

• "The Hunt for "Tokyo Rose

  Clifford Uyeda, Clifford I Uyeda et al.•ARTICLE•Pacific Affairs•1991

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• Self-Fulfilling Prophecy

  Russell Warren Howe•ARTICLE•Foreign Affairs•1993

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• Ecological Sustainability of Birds in Boreal Forests

  Open Access•Gerald Niemi, Gerald J Niemi et al.•ARTICLE•Conservation Ecology•1998

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  Niemi, G., J. Hanowski, P. Helle, R. Howe, M. Mönkkönen, L. Venier and D. Welsh 1998. Ecological Sustainability of Birds in Boreal Forests. Conservation Ecology 2(2):17. https://doi.org/10.5751/ES-00079-020217

• A Talk with Shashi Tharoor

  Russell Warren Howe•ARTICLE•World Policy Journal•2006

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  Research Article| June 01 2006 A Talk with Shashi Tharoor Russell Warren Howe Russell Warren Howe Russell Warren Howe is the author of 22 books of history, biography, investigative journalism, travel, fiction, and humor. He is finishing his memoirs. Search for other works by this author on: This Site Google World Policy Journal (2006) 23 (2): 71–75. https://doi.org/10.1162/wopj.2006.23.2.71 Cite Icon Cite Share Icon Share Twitter Permissions Sear…

• Consideration of Geography and Wetland Geomorphic Type in the Development of Great Lakes Coastal Wetland Bird Indicators

  Open Access•JoAnn Hanowski, Nick Danz et al.•ARTICLE•EcoHealth•2007

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